Confessions Of A Just So Average
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This is not a guide.
There are no lessons to be learned here.
Just an average girl confessing her deepest thoughts,
navigating her twenties and slowly realizing-
life doesn't look like she imagined it would.
She's not searching for a miracle,
or redemption.
She's just hoping for a little peace and quiet.
Confessions of a Just So Average is a raw, funny, and painfully honest reflection on being "okay" in a world that demands more.
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